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i hope air is better than fibre glass
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Air is a better insulator than fiberglass batting?
Fiberglass insulation is better than air, but closed cell foam is better.
Why is fiberglass used to insulate wooden buildings?
Air is an excellent insulator. Fiberglass is a good insulator because of the vast amount of air spaces trapped in it.
Is fiberglass a insulator or a conductor?
Fiberglass is a good insulator. It's often used in home insulation!
Why is fiberglass a good heat insulator?
materials such as fibreglass are good insulators because they contain pockets of trapped air. :)
What material acts as the best insulator wood shavings fiberglass solid wood concrete?
Fiberglass.
Air is a better insulator than fiberglass batting?
Fiberglass insulation is better than air, but closed cell foam is better.
Why is fiberglass used to insulate wooden buildings?
Air is an excellent insulator. Fiberglass is a good insulator because of the vast amount of air spaces trapped in it.
Is fiberglass a conductor or a insulator?
Fiberglass is a good insulator. It's often used in home insulation!
Is fiberglass a insulator or a conductor?
Fiberglass is a good insulator. It's often used in home insulation!
Is fiberglass a good insulator?
yes it is. its keep the cold in and the hot air outside and vice versa.
Is air or metal is a better insulator?
Air
Which is the best insulator thermocol or air or cotton or aluminium?
Air is better than thermocol as insulator. .....
Why is fiberglass a good heat insulator?
materials such as fibreglass are good insulators because they contain pockets of trapped air. :)
Is an fiberglass an insulator?
Yes, in batts or loose, fiberglass is an excellent insulator. -The batts are made in sizes to fit right into walls with minimal fuss.
Is fiberglass a conductor or an isulator of heat?
insulator
What material acts as the best insulator wood shavings fiberglass solid wood concrete?
Fiberglass.
Is a fiberglass a conductor or insulator?
Fiberglass and foam board insulation work well because they interfere with the convective flow essential to that mechanism. The tiny air- or gas-filled spaces in the insulator frustrate heat flow because they greatly extend the time necessary for convective and conductive flow to occur. Foe heat to move through such a material, each cell -- and there are millions -- must relay the heat across it. The longer it takes, the slower the heat flow.
